Most of the folks here debating the ethics of automatically generating hundreds of lines of dialogue and here I am wondering why a dev in 90% of games would put in more dialogue than “Go to X to get the Y”.

Will be headed back into the theater for the 3rd time this month tomorrow — and let me tell ya; didn’t go to any of the movies because I thought they’d be great.

Conventions are a common place for folk to sell their NSFW 18+ work, so I’d guess in the least they’ll card folks before allowing them to go into the Marketplace if they don’t do so already.

Twitter’s still the 4th most popular website.

So was it a good deal or not?

The Header says “Pet Death” and the video title has “Death” in it.

Noticed that he didn’t say “woman/women” until he apologized. Likely with some thorough editing from his lawyers and PR-people.

This just makes me wish they weren’t touching Hunchback of Notre Dame.

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He should ask Mario next Smash.

And that officially licensed 80s cartoon with the memes was a thing.

I’ll take “Moving The Goalposts To Make What is Technically a Fact” for 200

The idea behind Unova (based off the United States) was that it was so far away from the regions that came before it (all based off Islands in Japan) that the Pokemon you’d find there were almost completely different.

Much as I’d like a national Gaming Center I have no faith that Gamestop could make a good one.

Think its Corporate-speak for “we think you’re a dumbass”

Then the question becomes if people want to pay for an out-of-character but technically canon Alternate Superman when there are like 3 guys who do this in a way that’s in line with their character.

What you described was essentially Funcoland, but Gamestop got rid of all of the fun community stuff and demoing games when they took over.

So the difference is Omni-Man can do a Fatality and Superman can’t/won’t? 

Thought Superman’s limit was that he couldn’t do a Fatality (instead Heroic Brutality)?

Just because consumers could doesn’t mean they would.